FSR with 3d resolution set to 100% will not upscale anything as it's internally rendering at 100% resolution, so you're just playing without any upscaling and at native resolution, when you drop it to 99% that will engage FSR as it will upscale to 100% and sharpen your image. Personally I think that's oversharpened.
I agree, its a shame though, that native and FSR don't look as "Clean" as the AA used inside of DLSS. However the FSR 2.1 kinda looks nice too, when you use the mod from the description
If one wants to play with sharpening, assuming you are on an AMD GPU (it's what I use), they do have a sharpening tool in software that you can play with to get the right amount of sharpening that you like. So if the FSR sharpenig is too much, just keep the rendering at 100 in the game and go in to the AMD software and play around with the sharpening tool there. I would assume Nvidia has a similar option perhaps? I don't know though.
Sorry, that I am not able to show the installation and Setup of said "Tool" in detail. Last time I tried making a video about things like that, it got flagged by SE themselves.
DLSS at 30fps threshold is DLAA as long youre above 30fps. You dont have to force it. Strangely it takes like 1-2 minutes until it changes to DLAA + maybe one fast travel port.
@@Regnuss That's still ass. They should just give you control over the quality setting. Let us decide if we want DLAA, Quality, Balanced, etc. Like literally every other game does too
One thing I've been struggling with is the face shadows. No matter what settings I use, in the cutscenes the shadows in my face look like 144p resolution
BTW, I've found a fix for ReShade that finally makes all effects (DoF, AO, etc.) fully functional, as long as the Depth Buffer is reversed in the Global Preprocessor Definitions of the GUI.
Yeah I have no idea how they didn’t catch any of these issues during debugging. Also, because of the new AA options (and probably upscaling too), there’s frame ghosting everywhere, and it’s presumably because the velocity buffer constantly breaks in certain areas, and strangely enough during certain weather conditions, namely “clear skies”
The problem with the DLAA fix is that it messes with my ReShade. After I fixed that it would still not be implemented with my Steam overlay. Even though the fix states that there are fixes for all of these issues, I could not get the (maybe not 100% clear) instructions to do so, on the website of the fix. Anyways, I threw so many files in my folder which had been renamed I lost track of everything and I had to repair my game files in order for my ReShade and Steam overlay to work again. I am now running the game with DLSS (no FSR, it’s jittery af on my 1080p ultrawide) set to below 30fps and using a ReShade preset with only Adaptive Sharpening turned on to about 75, and CMAA2 to fix any leftover aliasing and for me I’m hitting the sweet spot I can settle for. No other options/effects turned on. Would still love for SE to fix all the issues around the graphics. Sometimes sunlight pops under the brim of a hat. And a lot of other wonky lighting issues. And ofcourse the strange blur that pops up during DLSS movement. But the reshade preset I use eliminates a part of that.
Has anybody have an issue where the grass is glitchy/blurry or look as semi-duplicated/stacked with itself? Ive only started to notice it during cutscene but it exists everywhere( all undergrass is like that after new upgrade).
On a side note, something that bothers me: whoever made the dark knight, warrior artifact armor forgot to use the new graphics update technology lol. Some parts are pixely, especially warrior one. And whoever made sage forgot to use new graphics technology for the forearm part of the new artifact armor.
Worst quality control issue I came across is the cowboy hat (artifact set) the Machinist is wearing. There’s a one eyed dust goggle with a leather strap as a visor toggle. The toggle removes it. But instead of actually removing it, it tucks it under the hat. You can’t see any part of it, but one part of the goggle pokes through the top of the hat. Rather they fix it and make the toggle remove the goggle entirely :’)
Since Dawntrail, i had constant stuttering and lag and the sharpness issue explained. The setting to 99 solved the issue but stuttering still comes up and I am just so scared how savage will go if every time there is a raid wide I will have a lag....
First thing I did was remove the dlss file in game folder and now fsr and dlss dont work at all. Just cant enable aa because it was tied to dlss/fsr setting.
@@ngwoo passing through the arch of the First aetherite in the mountain zone makes the fps tank, when I get past it it goes back to buttery smooth. I fI were to guess it's either the new crystal textures or shadows from the aetherite.
I only see this in urqopacha south aetheryte area. there's nothing much around but if your turn on LOD, you will gain a lot fps. everywhere else is fine.
If you choose dlss it’s greyed out. Change to fsr set it to 99 and back to dlss this is the point of the video. If you also set only under 30fps you will above 30 fps use dlaa and the dlss kicks in under 30 fps. Only works with a NVIDIA GPU 2000+ Series.
You may not know this, but a ton of 13th gen and 14th Intel CPUs, reported around 10-25% of all CPUs, are having a major problem due to defects in the CPU fabrication process. This is especially true for your 13900K CPU
Ya I had played around a ton with settings in the benchmark and initially I had decided on FSR. After the 7.0 update launched though I did not like the way it looked and went to DLSS. I notice the odd blurring but it's still better than FSR. I also turned my shadows down in resolution some and it's much better. For anyone else who sees these issues I would try lowering your shadow resolution some. Much better.
I have a 1440p display with 144hz and 4070ti, full g-sync monitor. However in places like radz at han, or solution nine, if i stand still everything is like, smooth and all. Walkin in a straight line is no problem, still looks good, its just as soon as i turn the camera it becomes sluggish, jittering or what ever, its like the camera panning doesnt work well. I tried this in borderless and thats where it usually happens. Fullscreen works fine, but alt tabbing becomes annoying and slows my pc down to the same fps as there is on the game. also weird. i tried gsync for fullscreen and windowed, but doesnt work good either. i dunno what to do. :(
For me i turn AMD FSR with 3D Resolution to 99 on. After that i switched to DLSS and only then it works including DLAA. No AA issues or any flickering on my 1440p Monitor. If i set it to 100 with AMD FSR, DLSS with DLAA won't work for me. So i guess the problem must be an internal settings issue.
It's totally weird that FSR has a pixel scale option and DLSS has not. Both can work like that without problems. And having FSR 1.0 in 2024 is just bonkers... I hope FSR and DLSS get updated and enable frame generation, which I am not optimistic for though. The implementation kind of shows to me that Square Enix are either ignorant or unwilling on how to deliver good upscaling.
Hi, I'm enjoying your videos and your analysis behind it. Few days ago I got a new 4070ti super and I'm still having a hard time with frames at the pvp-battlefield. Any recom there? Since DT the Frames are so low.. even with an r7 5800x and a 4070ti super.
These events eat heavily on CPU speed and Power, even RAM Speeds are important with big people masses events. A higher tier CPU might actually help, but sometimes you cannot really do much about it. I even have big FPS Drops on my 13900k with A Rank trains etc.
Personally I've had no issue with the new graphics. The flicker you got before was 10000x worse than anything you can get now with the new AA and textures. I don't feel anything looks too blurry either though I have a slight sharpen through reshade just in case.
I don’t know why we didn’t get the standard options for DLSS and an option to disable this completely, if I’m being honest I’m not overly impressed with this graphics update, sure it’s nice to have it but it really wasn’t necessary.
Maybe it's because they desgned for NVIDIA cards, period. Another game I play also had a huge graphics update that promised all this great stuff for folks using the NVIDIA cards...and for the rest of us, the game now glitches horribly until we set everything down to lowest possible graphics, making the game look worse. Maybe devs need to stop designing for specific cards and equipment and realize that not everyone has the latest & greatest expensive bells & whistles, and that a lot of their player base don't update to the newest hardware every week. In fact, most of us use stuff that might be *gasp* a couple months or even a year or two or four old, or use the same machine we use for everything else, instead of a dedicated "game" PC. Most of us have jobs that pay enough to allow us to pay bills and maybe some little bit of fun on the side.
Choosing FSR on disabled gets rid of any upscaling whatsoever, meaning you have full native-resolution and only your desired form of AA to smooth any edges and flickering. I would suggest Nvidia GPUs choose DLSS, but set it to enabled at 30fps or below. This way, you don't need to use any AA, since the DLSS acts as high-quality DLAA when you are above 30fps.
Did you do the benchmark? These are not issues a modern GPU should be having with FFXIV of all games, lmao. You probably need to update a lot of hardware to be able to handle the game if you're getting weird errors...and especially blue screens. FFXIV + a modern gpu does not cause blue screens.
With these specs you can just run 4k native well above 60 i think, unless you hunt for your monitor refreshrate. I personally run 2k native, get about 100 fps on average with drops to 60 in crowded area's
DLSS just looks way too blurry on 2K & 1K monitors, i recommend FSR 100 with TSCMAA so its sharp, but not jittery (for those specific monitors of course)
Its because they dont use any sharpening, DLSS does not add any itself the devs have to do it. Use Nvidias sharpening+ in GFE and only increase the texture sharpening, looks so much better. Also use 30fps threshold for DLAA instead of DLSS ( which is only performance mode in ff14)
Another tip, at least with an Nvidia GPU, though i assume you can do it with AMD somehow too. You can set a custom framerate limit, rather than just 30, 60 or display, which for me is 144. (I have mine capped at 90) Go into NVidia Control panel Manage 3D settings Program settings Add program, and find FFXIV Enter custom number in max frame rate. Save this and restart the game if it's open. This of course works with any game, not just FFXIV. Hope it helps 😊
So long as you don't go around saying "HEY I'M USING MODS"... no one will ever know. You literally can't be banned for it unless you go tell SE yourself. Just...do it and don't tell anyone. Or don't, and suffer...SE won't know either way.
Hey man, tyvm for all your vids. Curious, since I have an older pc, and don't get the best fps, do you have a video or recommendations to make the best game experience, with the lowest graphics settings? Like, if i want the absolute best performance in game, what to adjust and turn off to get that? Like for raids and such. Any help would be much appreciated. TYVM
Would've loved to see it being mentioned that the current messed up graphics are also causing health problems for some players to the degree that they cant even play the game. SE doesn't seem to care except giving the same reply on support tickets but not publicly acknowledging this issue. Otherwise great video, makes it at least partially playable without suffering from migraine within 10 minutes.
1) It is FSR 1.0. It has a horrible sharpening filter. Keep resolution at 100% to turn it off. It's not worth it. 2) From my observation, DLSS only kicks in as frame rate target. 3) When you use DLSS, the AA will default to TSCMAA + camera jitter. It has the same AA blurryness and motion blurryness. Don't trust me, see it for yourself. By default, DLSS is not doing any AA. 4) DLSS always enabled means it will target your monitor refresh rate. 5) The best AA is probably to force DLAA on. I haven't tried this myself. I have quests to finish. 6) For those that still thinks DLSS is better than native. nope. 7) I was an AA off enjoyer before 7.0, but now the grass shimmers a lot.
When you use DLSS, it defaults to DLAA. It greys out the last AA option you had in the graphical settings because its using DLAA. Don't believe me? Change it to FSR > FXAA then back to DLSS, it will then lock and grey out the AA field and show FXAA instead Best is to use DLSS with a DLSSTweaks preset that forces native res (you need to use DLSS to use DLAA) and force DLAA on all the time, no more shimmering
Is this a smart Idea? What happens if a Patch tries to change something in the Code and corrupt everything then? Maybe a Plugin for a Certain thing named Dalamud would be great if that is technical Possible?
There is a fix if you tick on testing in dolly mood But it doesn't exactly "fix" them, rather lets you pick a separate value to run the physics at while everything else stays normal
It's hard to notice, especially if you're watching on your phone or a small screen. I play on a 55 inch and the flickering we used to have before textures got a boost in resolution was very distracting.
Aah, nice fix for people with lower end systems that struggle to maintain a steady 60fps. But if you have high enough pc specs there is no point in using ether DLSS or FSR, It's honestly just not worth it. It's rare for me to drop sub 100 fps, so why would I want my game to have a thin layer of Vaseline over it just for a 10 fps gain at most
You need DLSS enabled for DLAA to become available, which is by far the best Anti Aliasing available, even if you arent using the upscaling aspect of DLSS You can force DLAA on all the time and have the game rendered at native resolution, so you'd be missing out on some nice image quality improvements at least from the DLSS side of things
Someone correct me but, the reason why their update is not working has a lot more to do with the engine. If anything this is just a poor implementation of gshade. So in short the team didnt 'update' the graphics they just slapped the Gshade mod on top of what we have. They would need to actually transfer everything to a new engine for any meaningful graphical update but that takes time. We just got a stop gap.
Nope, Gshade. I went to Reshade briefly after the debacle with the Gshade maker, but...who cares? They caused no harm and learned a harsh lesson...and make a product that works better with FFXIV. Reshade was just too much of a hassle to try and make work as well as Gshade did.
Yeah Gshade is still the best out there. The 'malware' thing was not even a malware for user anyway, it was an anti-tamper measure for ppl who tried to tamper with the Gshade program. Normal user wouldnt be affected by the so-called 'malware'. And now the controversial antitamper is already removed due to the backlash anyway. So theres no more reason not to use Gshade.
@@EbefrenRevo I'm an IT professional and have a degree in IT engineering. I know my shit. I dont need good luck to know whats OK and whats not. Keep being a sheep and follow what the crowd tells you (in this case it means avoiding Gshade because of 'malware') and you wont have anything good in your life.
I've already installed the additional options for DLSS on Nexus & currently been using the highest quality preset alongside the same settings you've shown here before I even watched this video, but absolutely nothing seems to 100% remove the camera blur and jittering when my character is in motion, or anything in motion, for that matter. It's kind of annoying despite my game looking a lot better, but I do hope SE get around to fixing this permanently at some point.
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FSR with 3d resolution set to 100% will not upscale anything as it's internally rendering at 100% resolution, so you're just playing without any upscaling and at native resolution, when you drop it to 99% that will engage FSR as it will upscale to 100% and sharpen your image. Personally I think that's oversharpened.
I agree, its a shame though, that native and FSR don't look as "Clean" as the AA used inside of DLSS.
However the FSR 2.1 kinda looks nice too, when you use the mod from the description
I like how the oversharpening makes some textures look but yeah, distant objects (especially ones in fog) end up looking like a broken reshade preset.
If one wants to play with sharpening, assuming you are on an AMD GPU (it's what I use), they do have a sharpening tool in software that you can play with to get the right amount of sharpening that you like. So if the FSR sharpenig is too much, just keep the rendering at 100 in the game and go in to the AMD software and play around with the sharpening tool there. I would assume Nvidia has a similar option perhaps? I don't know though.
@@Gofr5yes Nvidia Experience let you play with sharpness in the game, much better results than overshoot done by 99%.
Correct but that is not working correctly. Only way I could get it to work close to how it was before was 99%.
Sorry, that I am not able to show the installation and Setup of said "Tool" in detail.
Last time I tried making a video about things like that, it got flagged by SE themselves.
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First thing I did in DT is using DLSS Tweaks to force DLAA. Their implementation of DLSS is absolutely terrible...
DLSS at 30fps threshold is DLAA as long youre above 30fps. You dont have to force it. Strangely it takes like 1-2 minutes until it changes to DLAA + maybe one fast travel port.
@@Regnuss That's still ass. They should just give you control over the quality setting. Let us decide if we want DLAA, Quality, Balanced, etc. Like literally every other game does too
@@IzanamiNoMikotooAmen
One thing I've been struggling with is the face shadows. No matter what settings I use, in the cutscenes the shadows in my face look like 144p resolution
Check if you have the LoD toggles on, for max graphics you have to untoggle both LoD settings.
It is not on. I had to have the LoD on before Dawntrail, but now I have a better pc so I have it off
Im having the same issue, even tho i have everything at max, in some scenes the faces’s shadow are pixelated
BTW, I've found a fix for ReShade that finally makes all effects (DoF, AO, etc.) fully functional, as long as the Depth Buffer is reversed in the Global Preprocessor Definitions of the GUI.
Yeah I have no idea how they didn’t catch any of these issues during debugging. Also, because of the new AA options (and probably upscaling too), there’s frame ghosting everywhere, and it’s presumably because the velocity buffer constantly breaks in certain areas, and strangely enough during certain weather conditions, namely “clear skies”
The problem with the DLAA fix is that it messes with my ReShade. After I fixed that it would still not be implemented with my Steam overlay. Even though the fix states that there are fixes for all of these issues, I could not get the (maybe not 100% clear) instructions to do so, on the website of the fix. Anyways, I threw so many files in my folder which had been renamed I lost track of everything and I had to repair my game files in order for my ReShade and Steam overlay to work again.
I am now running the game with DLSS (no FSR, it’s jittery af on my 1080p ultrawide) set to below 30fps and using a ReShade preset with only Adaptive Sharpening turned on to about 75, and CMAA2 to fix any leftover aliasing and for me I’m hitting the sweet spot I can settle for. No other options/effects turned on.
Would still love for SE to fix all the issues around the graphics. Sometimes sunlight pops under the brim of a hat. And a lot of other wonky lighting issues. And ofcourse the strange blur that pops up during DLSS movement. But the reshade preset I use eliminates a part of that.
Has anybody have an issue where the grass is glitchy/blurry or look as semi-duplicated/stacked with itself? Ive only started to notice it during cutscene but it exists everywhere( all undergrass is like that after new upgrade).
On a side note, something that bothers me: whoever made the dark knight, warrior artifact armor forgot to use the new graphics update technology lol. Some parts are pixely, especially warrior one. And whoever made sage forgot to use new graphics technology for the forearm part of the new artifact armor.
I noticed that too so I just kept the same armour that I had in endwalker but added the WAR head piece onto it
Nah, it looks updated on my rig
Worst quality control issue I came across is the cowboy hat (artifact set) the Machinist is wearing. There’s a one eyed dust goggle with a leather strap as a visor toggle. The toggle removes it. But instead of actually removing it, it tucks it under the hat. You can’t see any part of it, but one part of the goggle pokes through the top of the hat. Rather they fix it and make the toggle remove the goggle entirely :’)
SE just needs to fix DLSS
Since Dawntrail, i had constant stuttering and lag and the sharpness issue explained. The setting to 99 solved the issue but stuttering still comes up and I am just so scared how savage will go if every time there is a raid wide I will have a lag....
First thing I did was remove the dlss file in game folder and now fsr and dlss dont work at all. Just cant enable aa because it was tied to dlss/fsr setting.
For some reason looking in the general direction of aetherites in new zones kills my fps. I really think they dropped the ball on optimization :(
I think that's just the high player counts congregating in those areas. Populated areas in this game hit the CPU really hard.
@@ngwoo passing through the arch of the First aetherite in the mountain zone makes the fps tank, when I get past it it goes back to buttery smooth. I fI were to guess it's either the new crystal textures or shadows from the aetherite.
I only see this in urqopacha south aetheryte area. there's nothing much around but if your turn on LOD, you will gain a lot fps. everywhere else is fine.
for somer eason the graphics upscaling is grayed out for me. anyone knows how to fix?
FSR should not be a problem, but DLSS is only available for certain GPUs. What is installed in your PC?
If you choose dlss it’s greyed out. Change to fsr set it to 99 and back to dlss this is the point of the video. If you also set only under 30fps you will above 30 fps use dlaa and the dlss kicks in under 30 fps.
Only works with a NVIDIA GPU 2000+ Series.
You may not know this, but a ton of 13th gen and 14th Intel CPUs, reported around 10-25% of all CPUs, are having a major problem due to defects in the CPU fabrication process. This is especially true for your 13900K CPU
Uh did you say Gshade in Dawntrail? Like the malware program?
He probably meant Reshade, which is not a malware program by the way.
Ya I had played around a ton with settings in the benchmark and initially I had decided on FSR. After the 7.0 update launched though I did not like the way it looked and went to DLSS. I notice the odd blurring but it's still better than FSR. I also turned my shadows down in resolution some and it's much better. For anyone else who sees these issues I would try lowering your shadow resolution some. Much better.
There is a setting in game that basically says change resolution on mouse movement, turn it off?
I have a 1440p display with 144hz and 4070ti, full g-sync monitor. However in places like radz at han, or solution nine, if i stand still everything is like, smooth and all. Walkin in a straight line is no problem, still looks good, its just as soon as i turn the camera it becomes sluggish, jittering or what ever, its like the camera panning doesnt work well.
I tried this in borderless and thats where it usually happens.
Fullscreen works fine, but alt tabbing becomes annoying and slows my pc down to the same fps as there is on the game. also weird.
i tried gsync for fullscreen and windowed, but doesnt work good either. i dunno what to do. :(
For me i turn AMD FSR with 3D Resolution to 99 on. After that i switched to DLSS and only then it works including DLAA. No AA issues or any flickering on my 1440p Monitor.
If i set it to 100 with AMD FSR, DLSS with DLAA won't work for me.
So i guess the problem must be an internal settings issue.
0:44 the iconic shot
It's totally weird that FSR has a pixel scale option and DLSS has not. Both can work like that without problems. And having FSR 1.0 in 2024 is just bonkers...
I hope FSR and DLSS get updated and enable frame generation, which I am not optimistic for though.
The implementation kind of shows to me that Square Enix are either ignorant or unwilling on how to deliver good upscaling.
Hi, I'm enjoying your videos and your analysis behind it. Few days ago I got a new 4070ti super and I'm still having a hard time with frames at the pvp-battlefield. Any recom there? Since DT the Frames are so low.. even with an r7 5800x and a 4070ti super.
These events eat heavily on CPU speed and Power, even RAM Speeds are important with big people masses events. A higher tier CPU might actually help, but sometimes you cannot really do much about it. I even have big FPS Drops on my 13900k with A Rank trains etc.
Personally I've had no issue with the new graphics. The flicker you got before was 10000x worse than anything you can get now with the new AA and textures. I don't feel anything looks too blurry either though I have a slight sharpen through reshade just in case.
I don’t know why we didn’t get the standard options for DLSS and an option to disable this completely, if I’m being honest I’m not overly impressed with this graphics update, sure it’s nice to have it but it really wasn’t necessary.
Maybe it's because they desgned for NVIDIA cards, period. Another game I play also had a huge graphics update that promised all this great stuff for folks using the NVIDIA cards...and for the rest of us, the game now glitches horribly until we set everything down to lowest possible graphics, making the game look worse.
Maybe devs need to stop designing for specific cards and equipment and realize that not everyone has the latest & greatest expensive bells & whistles, and that a lot of their player base don't update to the newest hardware every week. In fact, most of us use stuff that might be *gasp* a couple months or even a year or two or four old, or use the same machine we use for everything else, instead of a dedicated "game" PC. Most of us have jobs that pay enough to allow us to pay bills and maybe some little bit of fun on the side.
Choosing FSR on disabled gets rid of any upscaling whatsoever, meaning you have full native-resolution and only your desired form of AA to smooth any edges and flickering.
I would suggest Nvidia GPUs choose DLSS, but set it to enabled at 30fps or below. This way, you don't need to use any AA, since the DLSS acts as high-quality DLAA when you are above 30fps.
i wouldn't mind the flickering if my game didn't send me 5 nvgpu error messages every day and cause CTD or blue screens every other day...
Wtf I have NONE of these issues. Using 4080 Super
Did you do the benchmark? These are not issues a modern GPU should be having with FFXIV of all games, lmao. You probably need to update a lot of hardware to be able to handle the game if you're getting weird errors...and especially blue screens. FFXIV + a modern gpu does not cause blue screens.
shit pc
With these specs you can just run 4k native well above 60 i think, unless you hunt for your monitor refreshrate. I personally run 2k native, get about 100 fps on average with drops to 60 in crowded area's
DLSS just looks way too blurry on 2K & 1K monitors, i recommend FSR 100 with TSCMAA so its sharp, but not jittery (for those specific monitors of course)
I don't like it at 4k either.
I also use a sharpening filter in reshade. The advantage is that you can tune that to your liking but I’m still not happy with it in every case.
Its because they dont use any sharpening, DLSS does not add any itself the devs have to do it. Use Nvidias sharpening+ in GFE and only increase the texture sharpening, looks so much better. Also use 30fps threshold for DLAA instead of DLSS ( which is only performance mode in ff14)
what class is that please? looks awesome [im just starting out]
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@@DesperiusFFXIV hi thanks for the reply.great looking scythe weapon too!..
Another tip, at least with an Nvidia GPU, though i assume you can do it with AMD somehow too. You can set a custom framerate limit, rather than just 30, 60 or display, which for me is 144.
(I have mine capped at 90)
Go into NVidia Control panel
Manage 3D settings
Program settings
Add program, and find FFXIV
Enter custom number in max frame rate.
Save this and restart the game if it's open.
This of course works with any game, not just FFXIV. Hope it helps 😊
I would prefer something that is not agaisnt ToS. Someone suggest that the dlss of ffxiv may be not updated, also forcing dlaa ?
No one gives a fuck about "ToS" 😂
So long as you don't go around saying "HEY I'M USING MODS"... no one will ever know. You literally can't be banned for it unless you go tell SE yourself. Just...do it and don't tell anyone. Or don't, and suffer...SE won't know either way.
Hey man, tyvm for all your vids. Curious, since I have an older pc, and don't get the best fps, do you have a video or recommendations to make the best game experience, with the lowest graphics settings? Like, if i want the absolute best performance in game, what to adjust and turn off to get that? Like for raids and such. Any help would be much appreciated. TYVM
Would've loved to see it being mentioned that the current messed up graphics are also causing health problems for some players to the degree that they cant even play the game. SE doesn't seem to care except giving the same reply on support tickets but not publicly acknowledging this issue. Otherwise great video, makes it at least partially playable without suffering from migraine within 10 minutes.
Yes, exactly! Dawntrail gave me cancer.
Kinda nervous to try it out. I get around 90 average should I implement the DLSS to reach 144hz when doing the upcoming savage?
I doubt you'll get that drastic of a change
I'm using dlss with a 3070, my fps is still 80, even if I switch to fsr.
Dude, DLSS is sharpen when you're standing and it is a little bit blurry when you're moving, that's how DLSS works.
Anyone who's using the 99% thing doesn't know what actually looks good. The over sharpening looks like piss.
This needs to be said more. It's horrible.
1) It is FSR 1.0. It has a horrible sharpening filter. Keep resolution at 100% to turn it off. It's not worth it.
2) From my observation, DLSS only kicks in as frame rate target.
3) When you use DLSS, the AA will default to TSCMAA + camera jitter. It has the same AA blurryness and motion blurryness. Don't trust me, see it for yourself. By default, DLSS is not doing any AA.
4) DLSS always enabled means it will target your monitor refresh rate.
5) The best AA is probably to force DLAA on. I haven't tried this myself. I have quests to finish.
6) For those that still thinks DLSS is better than native. nope.
7) I was an AA off enjoyer before 7.0, but now the grass shimmers a lot.
When you use DLSS, it defaults to DLAA. It greys out the last AA option you had in the graphical settings because its using DLAA. Don't believe me? Change it to FSR > FXAA then back to DLSS, it will then lock and grey out the AA field and show FXAA instead
Best is to use DLSS with a DLSSTweaks preset that forces native res (you need to use DLSS to use DLAA) and force DLAA on all the time, no more shimmering
I've seen very positive results from modding DLAA and FSR 3.1, it's much better than the default AA options at least.
Is this a smart Idea? What happens if a Patch tries to change something in the Code and corrupt everything then?
Maybe a Plugin for a Certain thing named Dalamud would be great if that is technical Possible?
Maybe cause I'm on a phone, but I don't notice a difference at all.
Me, a simple brain: Not seeing a difference with every single setting
LMAO
Where is that Scythe from?
It's second to last Manderville relic weapon from Endwalker.
Deez nuts
A shame anything over 60 fps still breaks the physics.
never noticed anything broken playing at 144fps
There is a fix if you tick on testing in dolly mood
But it doesn't exactly "fix" them, rather lets you pick a separate value to run the physics at while everything else stays normal
@@burneraccounthandle Have you played the game at 60?
@@bicks4436 I play my games vanilla
Can confirm, jiggle physics break when above 60fps
look up the guides for updating the DLSS file in the FF 14 folder. You can basically "hack" the game into a better version of DLSS.
the stock dlss is 3.5.10.
how much better 3.7.10 is?
0.2. better.
Haha, bei dir merkt man sofort am Akzent, dass du aus Deutschland bist. Grüße aus Niederösterreich.
Grüße o/
DLSS....not DSS, 1 more letter is not that much harder
just let people disable dlss completely, not everyone is on a potatoe
The amount of people that will brick their game...
As always with any adjustments, make sure to make backups people =]
idk if its my boomer old eyes but i see zero difference in the examples in this video
My mediocre vision enables a natural anti aliasing to everything, so I don't need to spend resources applying it in settings. :D
It's hard to notice, especially if you're watching on your phone or a small screen. I play on a 55 inch and the flickering we used to have before textures got a boost in resolution was very distracting.
The video encoding mushes everything into paste, it's very noticeable on my desktop when I'm playing the game and going over the settings
Sadly the game doesn't look that good on PS4
Maybe I'm blind or maybe it's my phone screen but I don't see anything. lol
Same here, but then, I don’t have HD eyes
you not used to it then i can clearly see what he is saying
Yeah it hasn’t been great
PS5 settings? Jk! 😀
Aah, nice fix for people with lower end systems that struggle to maintain a steady 60fps.
But if you have high enough pc specs there is no point in using ether DLSS or FSR, It's honestly just not worth it.
It's rare for me to drop sub 100 fps, so why would I want my game to have a thin layer of Vaseline over it just for a 10 fps gain at most
You need DLSS enabled for DLAA to become available, which is by far the best Anti Aliasing available, even if you arent using the upscaling aspect of DLSS
You can force DLAA on all the time and have the game rendered at native resolution, so you'd be missing out on some nice image quality improvements at least from the DLSS side of things
Not being able to run this game 60fps is fucking wild
@@KainsAddiction good news. rx580, a less than $90 gpu, used, can run the game at 60fps, with almost max settings at 1080pee.
Someone correct me but, the reason why their update is not working has a lot more to do with the engine. If anything this is just a poor implementation of gshade. So in short the team didnt 'update' the graphics they just slapped the Gshade mod on top of what we have.
They would need to actually transfer everything to a new engine for any meaningful graphical update but that takes time. We just got a stop gap.
They at least implemented native Motion Vectors so we can hack in better DLSS and FSR.
Uh did it need fixing?
First
Gshade ?!?!
You mean ReShade.
Nope, Gshade. I went to Reshade briefly after the debacle with the Gshade maker, but...who cares? They caused no harm and learned a harsh lesson...and make a product that works better with FFXIV. Reshade was just too much of a hassle to try and make work as well as Gshade did.
@@christabelle__ Lol, all the ex Gshade contribuitors are on ReShade now. Copium and its best. Enjoy you being hacked.
Yeah Gshade is still the best out there. The 'malware' thing was not even a malware for user anyway, it was an anti-tamper measure for ppl who tried to tamper with the Gshade program. Normal user wouldnt be affected by the so-called 'malware'.
And now the controversial antitamper is already removed due to the backlash anyway. So theres no more reason not to use Gshade.
@@agustiankusuma99 That alone was a BIG reason, if u don't understand then good luck to you.
@@EbefrenRevo I'm an IT professional and have a degree in IT engineering. I know my shit. I dont need good luck to know whats OK and whats not.
Keep being a sheep and follow what the crowd tells you (in this case it means avoiding Gshade because of 'malware') and you wont have anything good in your life.
I've already installed the additional options for DLSS on Nexus & currently been using the highest quality preset alongside the same settings you've shown here before I even watched this video, but absolutely nothing seems to 100% remove the camera blur and jittering when my character is in motion, or anything in motion, for that matter. It's kind of annoying despite my game looking a lot better, but I do hope SE get around to fixing this permanently at some point.
did you try the DLAA preset? the camera blur when in motion disappeared when i swapped to that. there's no upscaling whatso ever in that preset
@@innie721 I haven't yet, but I can give it a shot after my shift is over. Thanks a lot for the suggestion😇
the blur, that is how temporal anti aliasing works. there is no fix.
IMO, it's one of the least blurriest TAA implementation.
@@innie721 do i have to enable dlss always then or still only under 30 fps option?
Give the FSR 3.1 NativeAA implementation a try.
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